someone from aea was almost always there. they were fighting first students just as i was. witnessing that firsthand has made me more loyal member. in the post janus world, i expect educator activism to grow. i know from first-hand experience that teachers are not going away, they are not going to be silent. if anything, the have started to recognize what professor mclean has referenced, this spring, before janus was decided, the aea teamed up with a #, red fred movement. for the first time in arizona history, educators rocked out of the classroom and gathered at the classroom to protest working and learning conditions, nearly 70000 people, mostly teachers took part in the weeklong protest, and help them realize that they do have a voice that i referenced earlier. they can indeed use that voice. now, the numbers of educators involved in related activities like ballot initiatives and legislative cantee campaigns cos to grow. the red fred movement gives me hope. i hope it gives some of you hope as well. we need that hope in this post janus world, world in which teachers and a

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so aea came in and offered that foundational support for this grassroots movement. that is pretty much what the union has done like throughout my entire teaching career. and, of course, a much smaller scale. but it's that same concept of allowing the voices to come forth by providing the foundation and support that individual teachers or even a big group of teachers need in order to be effective. >> thank you. >> thank you for calling this together and for debbie also. all four of your stories, you know, coming from a little bit different perspective, are just in conspiraciational, hearing you echo. i don't remember the sticking with the union song. but it was a woody guthrie or -- okay. it's a wonderful theme. i'm wondering if you, miss benjamin, have you seen that what she's talking about? over the last 17 months and this janice decision and the things that have come down. are average grassroots folks getting riled up and, you know, really, really wanting to fight back? >> yeah. in a word, yes. >> okay. >> the teachers are woke as the kids would say. >> and becaus

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. >> reporter: the stakes for aea septemberine to fund the government are beingra ed. >> if we don't get border securi after many, many years of talkd ithin the uni states, i would have no problem doing a shutdown. it's time we had proper border security. h >> with these on recess for august, that gives lawmakers 11 days toork out a deal before expires on midnight september 30th. it's just about a month away from midterm congressional elections. theresident monday signaled he could be won over. >> i have no rid line. i'll always leave room for negotiation. >> doug says the president uses shutdowns as tools to advance his agenda. >> i think one of the lessons i learne earlier this ar, you can shut the government, it doesn't hurt the economy. you don't want to do that, you don't want to disrupt the economy. he did it, what's the harm. >> last week, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and paul ryan met with president trump at the white house. according to sources, they agreed to shelf the debate onbo er security funding until later in the year. one reason why mcconnell said multiple

live look at doppler 7, mostly clear skies over the inland aeas right now, and partly to mostly sunny over the bay. but low clouds and fog are building along the coastline. and they threaten a bit to obscure our view of the fireworks display in san francisco. it's breezy to windy right now across most of the area. right around the bay, we have wind speeds of 12 to 16 miles per hour. pretty breezy. this is the view from our south beach camera in downtown san francisco showing the fog rolling in over -- and our current temperature readings are 63 degrees in san francisco, oakland 66, 76 at mountain view. san jose 79, gilroy 73, 61 at half moon bay. this is the foggy view itself as the fog begins to roll over the city and partially over the bay. 69 degrees at santa rosa and napa, 73 at novato, fairfield and concord in the low 70s, 75 at livermore. here's the view that counts most, looking toward the golden gate. the fog may obscure our view of the fireworks. forecast features, fog begins near the coast and bay tonight. a streak of warmer days ahead beginning tomorrow, and that will conti

these whole grains can be aea source of antioxidants and dietary fib added sugars.ut for the best ones are unsweetened with toppings like fresh fruit, pots and raisins. "consumer res" says if you have to grab and go, there are good choices available, and you can upgrade almost anything pick. >> you can ask for honey or sugar on the side. you can make a betterread choice by choosing whole grain over a croissant, and an egg sandwich can be perfectly tasty wiout the bacon or ham. >> reporter: susan hogan, news4. >> did she say tasty witho bacon? [ laughter ] let's not run that sound bite agn. from breakfasto a smoke, it's never too early to talk about ben'shi bowl. coming up, how the district wants to honor the eatery ahead of a major anniversary. >> i tonk aaron's going get bacon for breakfast just to do it now at this point. as you wake up and walk outside, another warm, humid start, but notice these temperatures not eally climbing too much by lunchtime. we are finally breaking out of the heat wave today, but that does come withho somewers and storms. i'll show you the timing f that for

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you can see over the weekend it's expected to remain a category 1 hurricane aea it towards the lesser antilles and early monday it weakens likely to a tropical storm, and it heads towardsrt pnoow,ue joseph meteorologist for telemondayo and who is from puerto rico say they have already opened shelters in an abundance of caution there because someop from maria which was last year in august still do not have roofs over their home so any rain that the storm brings would not beood. doreen, it was alberto was the first storm of the season this year. but here's the latest track on ber-inch. keeping a close eye on this. also having a little cluster of clouds and rain. this is tropical depression 3 and right off the coast it's intensifying. thankfully it will have little, if any impact here on the mainland. the latest on the storm team track radar, around the calvert beach area and right around leonardtown and by 8:00 tonight, we're mainly in the 70s. i haven't been able to talk about that in a while and 7 in washington and gaithersburg and 79 in frederick, and i definitely haven't bee talking

there's a huge shortage of hospitality workers in the bay aea.ey have a solution. >>> the price of almonds may soon be going up. the direct threat that will have a major impact on california. >>> 6:21. a live look outside with abc 7 news now. our way to keep you up to date with weather and traffic during with weather and traffic during the commercial break. still flat. here. try this. and... ♪ ooh, heaven -- nailed it. ♪ ooh, heaven -- life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >>> here's a look at the golden gate bridge. the marine layer is back. what will it do to your afternoon? it will influence it to the cooler side. temperatures back to average with near 70 at san francisco. a few 90s inland. here's reggie with more news. >>> this is a bad idea, turns out. nurse sharks are usually harmless. not in this case. one shark attacked a southern california woman. she was on vacation in the bahamas. her name is katerina. she got in the water after seeing photos of other people doing the same thing. her boyfriend's father was taking pictures of he

. >> reporter:it sweet le luis ayala is 2 years old aea alr she's spent half of her life in and out of the hospital and now at medstar georgetown uni arsity hospiter a transplant and a cancer diagnosis. hospital rooms are far from the ones at home but a -brainer for lauren to step in and help after her son died of a rare brain disease. >> the last two years of his life he was insp al. >> reporter: they spruce up hospital roomss. for >> it changes the mood and changes the way you feel about where you are. >> reporter: because for little ones like jackson and even 12-year-old michael rubio, time in a hospital can linger on and on. >>us ner and at the same time scary because it's like you -- you don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: stickers on walls and pictures of friends and fami brighten up the space and smile so kids can focus on bei just that, a kid, even when life thro them adult-like circumstances and lessons. >>ry to make most of your life. >> reporter: nicole jacobs, news 4. >> high-end heist. next and only on news 4. how suspected thieves made off with tens of thousan

legislation or the president's task force is going to sell things, i think we should look back at the aea which was passed back in 2006 and think about why it hasn't worked as intended because that's the last time there was a fundamental change in the postal service business model. if you recall it was given the opportunity to retain earnings subject to the requirement that they not raise the prices above the price gap. those two features were designed to ensure that the postal service has strong incentives for superior financial performance. now, to some extent those incentive were changed by the recession back in 2008, but i would argue that many people involved in the industry never really fully embrace the intention of pa ea. i'll give you some examples. on postal service side, we've seen a tremendous amount of innovation in the package business. they have hundreds of negotiated contracts for they have excellent service in the last mile package business and in ways that were not replicated on the market dominant five were contractual pricing is the language or where the print postal s

the shootings took place in an aea known as greek town. injured include a girl under the age of 10. she's in critical condition. no information has been released about the gunman or his motive. >>> the suspect in a deadly standoff at a los angeles trader joe's is expected in court today. family members say a feud between a man and his grandmother is what led to this deadly hostage situation. police say 28-year-old gene atkins shot his grandmother during an argument on saturday. he then forced his girlfriend into a car and led police on a chase that ended at a trader joe's. that is where a standoff lasted for several hours before atkins asver manageras dd. says ts wng std a aumt over tvs. >> my neighbor's daughter told me mother went back inside to tell her grandson, you know, he had too many tvs on, something in that sort and right after that she heard gun shots. >> the grandmother remains in the hospital. a cousin says she had been unhappy with atkins having his girlfriend live with them. >>> a fiery war of words between president trump a

so, in a lot of ways, being aea sikh, to me, being a natural-born public serndvant standing up for, ine case of my work, on behalfo dac recipients, standing up against a daca repeal, standing up against an unconstitutional travel ban. sanding up against fmily separation, standing up against any sort of hate and bigotry wes see in tate. >> in your role as attorney general you have filed and joined mo lre than wsuits specifically challenging trump administration policies. ro you see it as part of you priorities in office to challenge this administration? >> you know, as the ch li enforcement officer, i would love to concentrate all my time here on ny,w jerut, unfortunately, new jersey's also under attack from washington and, so, we have to stand up for the tens of thousands of daca recipients in this state whose ves are being put in jeopardy.t we have tod up against a travel ban affecting muslim members of newersey, residents of new jersey. we have to stand up on so many different issues bauc there is so much coming out of washington at this point. up>> you mentioned standino the remarks

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in an aea known as chamber three, the water is down to a knee-high level.wait, the coach has reportedly taught them meditation to keep them calm and asked about the outcome of recent world cup games. with few options left to rescue them, they're looking for other entrances to the cave. a helicopter flew over and scanning to see if there are other entrances. billionaire elon musk is going >> tunnel tunnels to see if they can be of assistance. >>> president trump saying n afteradministrator -- wheeler probes. after scott pruitt resigned yesterday facing cks on himderal probes. pruitt said it was hard to leave and the unrelenting attacks have taken a sizable toll on all of en. >>> the former oklahoma attorney general led a flurry of aegulatory roll backs. backargeted at least 24 24ironmental rules. monthssident praised him in the past month despite the >> ery roversies. >> scott pruing well. scott pruitt is doing a great s.b within the e, 're outside he is being attacked by the press, i'm not saying he is blameless. ut we'll see what happens. blameleshappy abo

you can get these recipes and we also have aea recipe fores and cream on our website, today.com/foode a great day, everybevy. >> bye, erybody. >>> out of the cave in thailand before thexygen runs out. >> under fire a north rolina man accused of racially profiling a local woman at their swimming pool. we'll let you know what's happened with all of this. quit the aftermath. >> yes. he speaks out. that and more when we start news 4 today. we'll also fire up the facebook live. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a race against time. this morning 12 boys remain t p trapped inside a thailand cave. rescue efforts have gotten t attention of the entire world. >> why i keep talking? because i don't want to fget him. >> that local father, his grief turning tond angerow to action. a look at the punishment facing the driver responsible for killing two people. why one man says it is not enough. >> i am -- i feel this is racial profiling